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La Messagere Beer


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What a great beer - it's been several months since I've tasted a beer and the hot summer weather we've been having made me finally try La Message beer and it's very very good. Even my gluten-eating husband says it's great and he's a bit of an afficionado.

So if you're wondering whether the price tag warrants a taste - you've got my recommendation. It's a quality beer.

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It looks good, sounds good. But I see by their web sight it is not in the U.S. yet.

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It's the only gluten-free beer in Canada and I'm a big fan. Even though I have to pay $17 for a six pack.

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Here in Ontario, it is available at selected LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) outlets. As time goes by, more and more of them seem to be carrying it. Originally I had to drive to the next town west of me, but now it is available at my nearest government store. If your local LCBO does not stock it, they can order it for you. Ask at the "customer service" counter. $16.95 (plus bottle deposit) for six, if I recall correctly.

It is made by a small brewery in Quebec, about half-way between Quebec City and Montreal.

By the time I was able to get it, it had been years since I had had any beer at all, so my memory might be fooling me, but it is really good. It isn't Guiness, but is a very nice pale pilsner style beer.

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